Open curriculum implementations and teaching skills for online training at university by Morán, Lourdes

“…The aim of this paper is to report the experience conducted by a team of professors from the Faculty of Physical and Natural Sciences of the National University of Córdoba. The innovation consists of the inclusion of some material resources and methodologies with ICT in several workshops, seminars and courses for students and teachers from all educational levels: primary, secondary, tertiary and university. …”
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Social impact of the Universidad de las Ciencias Informáticas de Cuba as an expression of the university extension by García González, Ernesto, Falcón Pi, Graciela Blanca

“…It highlights the need to include participative, dialogic, creative and contextualized aspects and poses the scientific challenge of systematizing the study of university outreach by employing new concepts and innovative actions, which aim at the transformation of the university as an institution that contributes to sustainable social development. …”
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Contradictions and dilemmas: design and practice epistemological coherence for virtual quality programs by Fainholc, Beatriz

“…A creative production of knowledge with coherence, quality and real strength in virtual educational innovations is genuinely interested in different types of design with  resources open to learning both flexible and oriented to selecting mediation and technological applications on learning and to casting some light on epistemological bases upon which virtual educational programs are planned.…”
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Osvaldo Heredia: research projects, classroom and other instructional contexts in the archaeology of the ‘60s and ‘70s by Bonnin, Mirta I.

“…Usually located within the theoretical line of Alberto Rex González and his innovative perspectives on the Argentine northwest, discusses the history of who was himself a notable figure in the context of the tumultuous Cordoba ‘60s and ‘70s. …”
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Technological change in Córdoba: the “regante” category and the emergency of a new agrarian identity by Riera, Constanza

“…From an ethnographic perspective, I argument that being “irrigator” means being an entrepreneur and an innovative producer. These meanings are translated into being a “cutting-edge producer” by the common sense of local farmers. …”
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Multidisciplinary perspectives for the study of ancient diet and oral health: A case Study from the Central Region of Argentina by Tavarone, Aldana, Ramirez, Darío Alejandro, Gonzalez, Claudina, Colobig, María de Los Milagros, Nores, Rodrigo, Fabra, Mariana

“…This study represents the first comprehensive analysis of the oral cavity of a late initial Holocene period individual from the Central Highlands of Córdoba, Argentina. We employed an innovative, multidisciplinary suite of methods that combine macroscopic dental analysis, cone beam computed tomography, vegetable microremains, and genetic data to the study of the oral health and diet of the past populations from the Central Highlands. …”
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Caries OUT: Caries management in children with CariesCare International adapted to the pandemic by Carletto-Körber, Fabiana, Vázquez, Fernando Rafael, Oña, Jennifer Ann, Martin, Anabella, Martinez Cortes, Angie Carolina, Douglas, Gail, Newton, Tim, Pitts, Nigel, Deery, Chris, Martignon, Stefania

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Building multiactorally the local management in San Marcos Sierras by Rodríguez, Elsa Marcela, Ferreyra, Patricia, Eula, Mónica, Maniaci, Alejandro, Camisasso, Mónica

“….); 3) Assess the results, focusing on the innovative elements in the regulation of space and the environment (eco village, mountain style, mixed land uses and zones, growth limits, native forest factor in all areas, water emergency, among others).…”
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The Financing Challenges of Structural Transformations in Africa in the Post-Covid-19 Period: An Opportunity to Rethink the Financial Resilience of the Continent by Hamimida, Mama

“…This will necessarily involve the implementation of innovative and resilient financing systems.…”
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There is no way to walk, archaeology is made when walking”: reflections on a political archaeology by Gilardenghi, Ezequiel

“…Finally, I illustrate a possible innovative vision that subverts the characteristics of current Argentine archaeology. …”
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